The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-21
Society Events.

Miss Nellie Zimmerman entertained the lady mem
bers of the Dead Tycoon" on last Tuesday evening"
evening by Messrs. VIII Medears and Rob RchsrG
Miss Belle Smith, formerly of this city, win be
married in the first of September at San Francisco to
gentleman of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Mayr gave progressive
Kng Of on m Mary Fox and
koerner secured the prizes.
Quite party surprised Mr.. Charles Foster last
night and assisted him in celebrating his birthday an
nversary, which occurred yesterday. After the sur
prise" the guests enjoyed an evening of dancing.
Mr.; and Mrs Otto Lieber. gave delightful pro-
gressive euchre party Friday evening few
friends The prizes by Mrs. Cal. L Fletch-
er and Mr.. Gus Dietrichs, for good playing. After
the contest delicious refreshments were served.
The tenth birthday anniversary of Miss Edna
Lewis was celebrated at her home. No 500 North
Meridian street, last Thursday evening, between
Misses Maud and Helen Kirkland, Myrtle Smythe.
Ada Shelby; Inis Clarke Elsie Fort Gertrude Nat
son. Josie Gehring. and Masters Bales, Ellison Wat
son and Smythe. Supper was served on the lawn.
Miss Arlina Landers entertained few friends very
pleasantly with tea party on Wednesday evening in
Albert Gall, who is home from New York on visit.
Misses Daisy Lemon, May Sells, Grace Paul and Fan
ME McKee, and Messrs. Ed Bingham Carroll Calkins.
Bruce Weadon, John Geiger and Bert Ramsey were
the guests.
VA: A surprise party was given in honor of
evening, at the residence of Miss Dugan
s s6 ssaen tns .ssss Of ss essra
elegant lunch served. Among those present
Misses Will, Lalley. Moore, Beden, Harrington Will
son, Richardson. Burnes and Egan, and Messrs.
Corbly. Bedell. Robinson, Kelly, Lalley and Walch.
Miss Florence Krag gave a hemn1ing party on
Thursday evening in honor of her guest, Miss Anna
Dill of Clearfed. Penn. previous to her departure
for home. The young men required % hem
aprons, ana the most expert sewer and the worst
sewer were rewarded with prizes. Mr.. Joe Herod was
adept with the needle and secured pretty little
drinking cup in the form of watch and Mr.. Booth
Harrington rewarded with jumping jack. The eff
forts of the young in this branch of indus
try created great deal of amusement and made the
party very merry one
The camping out party which went out for two
days the past week enjoyed especially delightful
time. The camping place is large frame building of
two stories, and the young appropriated the first
their cooking and protested to like it. The ,hief
of the commissary department. had provided literally
for the entertainment of the party. Wednesday
evening they had dance and Thursday night four
figures of the German" The music was excellent
The favors simple effort having been made
to have anything elaborate scale. The party
party Numbered about thirty, and was chaperoned by
Mrs. J. H. Baldwin and Mrs John Fishback. On
both nights there large number of visitors
swelling the list to fifty The campers
Misses Mamie Burkham, of Des Moines; Ida Pom
eroy, Clara Shower, Bessie Balm, of Dayton, o.. Ruby
Claypool Josephine Robinson Daisy Baldwin, Lizzie
Harrison, of Chicago; Annie Shuier, Bessie Hord
Minnie and Florence Coffin, Shirley and Jessie Daley
Kemper of Cncinnati Frank and Percy Hord Clar-
Foster. AL Tousey, Harry Eden. Fred Byfield,
John Lands, 10 Bowles, VIII Landers Hal Byran
Harry Po1neroy and Robert Caldwell.